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<code><span class="identifier">MTMathAtom</span><span class="symbol">(</span><span
        class="identifier"
        id="com.agog.mathdisplay.parse.MTMathAtom$<init>(com.agog.mathdisplay.parse.MTMathAtomType, kotlin.String)/type">type</span><span
        class="symbol">:</span>&nbsp;<a href="../-m-t-math-atom-type/index.html"><span
        class="identifier">MTMathAtomType</span></a><span class="symbol">, </span><span
        class="identifier"
        id="com.agog.mathdisplay.parse.MTMathAtom$<init>(com.agog.mathdisplay.parse.MTMathAtomType, kotlin.String)/nucleus">nucleus</span><span
        class="symbol">:</span>&nbsp;<span class="identifier">String</span><span
        class="symbol">)</span></code>
<p>A <code>MTMathAtom</code> is the basic unit of a math list. Each atom represents a single
    character
    or mathematical operator in a list. However certain atoms can represent more complex structures
    such as fractions and radicals. Each atom has a type which determines how the atom is rendered
    and
    a nucleus. The nucleus contains the character(s) that need to be rendered. However the nucleus
    may
    be empty for certain types of atoms. An atom has an optional subscript or superscript which
    represents
    the subscript or superscript that is to be rendered.</p>
<p>Certain types of atoms inherit from <code>MTMathAtom</code> and may have additional fields.</p>
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